Muskies Triumph In Final 1913 Game At Home Lot
Ab Gould pitched the Muskies to a 9 to 2 victory over Belden Hill’s Cedar Rapids squad in the Central Association finale. Masters led with four hits, Harrell made top defensive plays, and Roy Brown snagged a key fourth inning abortive fly. Gray was Wild for the Bunnies as Muscatine closed the season strong.
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Mullin
Harrell
Hasbrook
Everybour
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Creamy
Lyle Spurs
Elront
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Roy Brown
Arcnde
Curtis
Lfe
Bunnies
Gray
Danny
Masters
Bours
Katz
Deoault
Sora
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Soure Onland
Smith
R. Frown
Sours
Hy Blasters
Ohland
Kutz
Hare Rell
Ort Dould
Gres
Tisty Plicher
Hart
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McCarey
Muncating
Champs Enter Stretch With Two-Game CSA Lead
Muscatine and Ottumwa, the Central Association leaders, entered the final pennant stretch with only a two game margin. Muscatine has nine games left, Ottumwa eight, facing Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, and a pivotal series with Ottumwa’s rivals. Frank Boyle and Ned Egan, long time pennant winners, lead their clubs as managers in a tense race attracting local fans in Waterloo.
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Ottumwe
Muscatinea
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Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Jays
Rabbits
Waterloo Courier
Ottum
Frank Boyle
Ned Egan
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Hawkeye Marksmen Tie For Fifth At Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio August 24 The national team match after the end of the surprised fire shows United States Infantry leading with 654, California cavalry second 644, United States Marine fourth 641, Washington and Iowa tied for fifth with 540. Forty five teams compete in plow fire at six hundred yards. final stage to be shot tomorrow on the skirmish run.
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Bbaken Statea Cavalry
West Virginia
United States Marine
Washington
Iowa
Clinton Eyes Central Association Seat After Season Ends
Ottumwa defeated Waterloo 7 to 2 in the final game of the season as Blodgett yielded for the visitors. Clinton seeks admission to the Central Association, arguing the city meets attendance rules. a league meeting September 4 will decide if Clinton can present its case to the Commercial Club.
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Central Association
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Muncatine
Keokuk
Burlington
Monmouth
Octumwa
Kewanee
Results Yesterday Threyl Teague Davenport 4
Davenport athlete Threyl Teague posted a four in yesterday’s meet at Blamington. Officials reported a cautious return from a recent injury with Teague securing a notable finish and potential for upcoming events.
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Davenport
Blamington
Three Eye May Select Hayes Next President
J Tecumseh Hayes of Davenport leads as likely successor to Justice as head of the Three-I League. The Central Association eyes a new leader with A L Tearney unlikely to be re elected as several cities oppose him. Hayes tops a field cast by reports amid a fall meeting next month.
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Quincy
Peoria
Dubuque
Hayes
Chicago
Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Murphy
White Sox
Han
National Commission
World’s Tour Details Taking Shape For Teams
Advanced man for Chicago Americans and New York Nationals, Dick Bunnell, sails from Vancouver aboard the Empress of Japan to arrange exhibition games in Japan, China, the Philippines and Australia. Teams expected to play in Yokohama, Tokio, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Manila and Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. Antipodes stay about ten days ending with New Year’s Day Brisbane arrival.
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Tokio
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Nagasaki
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Manila
Brisbane
Sidney
Malbourne
Adelaide
Antipodes
Cubs win third from dozing Dodgers 3 to 0
The Cubs routed the Dodgers 3 to 0 in a three ply victory led by Ward Miller's eighth inning hit. The national league results note St Louis, Philadelphia and Boston Pittsburgh games with rain affecting others. Local items include social notices and visits among residents from Muscatine to Keokuk and Clarksville.
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Philadelphia
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BSB
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Bloomington
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Pittsburgh
Cubs
Ward Miller
Dodgers
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R.H. E. St. Louis
Griner
Harmon
Muskies Close Season With Strong Attendance Record
The Muscatine Muskies drew over 37 000 fans this season at the South End lot, the largest attendance in the club s history. The Three I League shows several cities with lower gates including Quincy Decatur and Springfield. Local fans celebrate a record season while other town clubs trail in attendance.
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Quincy
Quincy Herald
Tri-Lamp
Muscatina
Decatur
Springfield
Muscaine
Springfeld
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